Plastering onto blackjack

[Grahamw97]

Hi all, I just after some advice.
I have a an external brick wall now internal as part of an extension to plaster, the client doesn't what to baton and board or D+D so needs to be rendered. There's no damp but he suggested about a two foot high from the ground coat of blackjack with sand and then hardwall the rest - has anyone done something like this before or is it worth just S+C with waterproofer then skim? Client doesn't want to lose too much of the width of the room.
TIA
Cheers

 

[Stewie03]

Tell the customer to shut the f**k up your the tradesmen

 

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[Stevieo]

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Good lord.

Sense out of @Dollar

#amazing

 

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[The Hobo]

Hi all, I just after some advice.
I have a an external brick wall now internal as part of an extension to plaster, the client doesn't what to baton and board or D+D so needs to be rendered. There's no damp but he suggested about a two foot high from the ground coat of blackjack with sand and then hardwall the rest - has anyone done something like this before or is it worth just S+C with waterproofer then skim? Client doesn't want to lose too much of the width of the room.
TIA
Cheers

tell him to crack on seems to know the job